THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1925 THE EVENING SENTINEL—SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. THUWMY.Ji'LY29, 19:
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I want ‘0 L'0 to France “lill 'l'ho‘onco—deud now. but their memory TWAS SPI(‘K AND SPAN T1..- MM is an aim. at iiziiulv .i liiwt, \\.'i .i iliiH . mm. x - - -i-- is a s;
American Legion in 1927." The con-gwill live forever. I want to visit mu- 0“" ""Y 1'" """“‘ '9 ”1" “I'd“ “.1 Mi 1H| it” I w v. 1... v lining!)
ltest opened Juno 1 and will cioso'dumo it she still is living. Silo was Mini] 0! going in tin- ixoii' imi.:.. i...\.- m... i." n... m. ., a.
iNov. 15. next. the dato having been so kind when we billoted in tho I ' ‘
‘Cllmlia't‘d from fit‘llll‘liibur 15 duo to chill attic of her home. not only It's ‘-~- » _.-, n--- - ,__._
lurgent requests from tho field. ting us tslts straw which made lu-ds ‘4
l'l‘lircc cash prizes have been donated when strewn quYl "10 “0°13 bill
by tho iioyui Mull Lino which will made us hot coffee and ponnnes do
carry iiiu Connecticut Legionnslres terres. a God send to “Hilllll‘d 30H
to Franco from the port of Boston. diers.
The special
Westchester and
’l‘hose eligible to compete in the na- “Then there is Paris. that heautl-
liional contest are members or tho~fui city which every JOIIKli-lmy
Co 0 Z Legion and the Legion auxiliary. wished to have visited. but whieh tho i
”uncut ' t‘ushner‘s essay follows: majority only heard of from others. 1
——'—'———-——- 1 "When the Armistice was slgnedi “The opportunity he! come
. l was a patient at liflso liospitai No. ‘through The American Lesion which
i 80, Ht‘flllllt‘. France. under treat- has done so much and will continue
meat f'Or gun-shot wounds received to do as long as there is an t‘x-Ht'f‘v-
‘ THEY’RE
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. iCtlll'e 886th D ":4. r urn- “1 “‘0 lust drive. The war was over. i\'s man living. If nothing happens. i
a can for Where were the mouths of priva- am going to make the trip. it will
, . ”uldsragun. tlons and hunger. lying on the damp be one that I never will forget. l a“ can 6” 0 ll enz
18 part.0f u “ nes only ""0 .ground upon a shelter-halt with will meet many of my former had.
only that tent 0! blue. tho sky. for dies whom I haven't seen since the
a cover. chilled and with less than day a shell exploded in from of my
hair enough to eat? section. disabling several.
"After those \‘ill‘lt‘d and thrilling "'On to Paris“ was the sioimn the
experiences my thoughts were only Germans used in June. 191R, but
of home, tho good. old if. S. A. they never reached there. ‘I.et's Go,‘
Within a month I was at a base port Legionnaires."
Iand the sight of 'Oid Giory' on s.
mast of a transport made my heart Writes Music at s
ihroh. throat choke and eyes dnm- DETROIT.—-Rcm9mber the name
pen. It was these ’iil0llllls of separa- of Vivienne D. Arkos, for some
tion on foreign sell that aroused my day when you hear a composer in
emotions. a recital it may be she. Vivienne,
"As lllll‘ your]!!! “lint bl; and] ”"1““ now 8 years old. is not only a eon.
n. mem wr o ‘ It! mer can .eg on, , . , , 1
In an automobile accident. After it attending its meetings, many reml- c1“: ‘Elisn'iithgzhgqsl ngnptisli-lii a :1“:
healed It was found necessary to 113- ' niscences of the. war were revived. 3; child“; ieces ‘ - i
not it. FRANK J. CUSHNER. and there. was horn the desire to go o p ‘
vcd a. gunwot
* side and lost an
he war. so far as
-ncerned.
me his pro-war oo-
alsctrical work which
ood eyes. Cushner was
.. tlonai training as a teach-
now is studying newspaper
. . He has been operated on
or times in the govern-
t’s attempt to euro his disability.
pd was discharged last November.
(“no weeks later he suffered a
compound fracture or the left leg
MORNING
New Yo ..
NOONW NIGHT /
Today Cushnsr uiies a cane and his hack to the places that haunted my . . P
‘ ‘ ' ‘ II in.
Formerly of u“ 82nd C0" H‘m memory: to visit the battlefields \ery Good, I s
. no big hope is that he will be suf— 1 1 ‘
Monti! recovered to make the Regiment, U' 5' Marines, 5' 1'" I". where the division, of which I was SACRAMENTO. Cai.— New on-
"m pilrrimage t° France with TM I“ "'“iil’t‘l‘. ’30 gallantly “d"‘mCOd ‘1 5W"! “‘"e given t° °ld “”05““? '" It's the President who is the commamler-ln~cliief, hut .‘lrs’. Coolidge. I
Amrioan Legion in September. 1927. in the contest and although its pub- militaristic foo who was so greatly a test given recently to high mumm . _ i a 11
In Ilia contribution as a. competitor lication does not indicate whether it feared. sophomores. "Alcohol is nnni.- from too. takes her turn at inspecting the l. h. Marines ('iinipeil near the; 9 see P g .
h til. Franco Convention Commit- will be a. winner. it has been desig-l "There, is (‘lmuieau-Thlerry. fiois- gasolinOfl". 'J'nlr brakes are lllfiml 0"‘i"summer \\'hite “oils!” on Lake ()smmtl. N. Y.. as n lil‘l‘~i ienilnl guanil
tu's "Back to France Essay Con- noted as one of the best yet rc- sons. St. Mink-l, iilnnc illont itldcn balloons, organdio is a and in Here “w is Milli: “mum ihrmml. ”I" mm“ “3' “WWW. And N“ may
M" Cushner tells why he wants celved. and the Ai‘izonne. i want to visit the I marmalade." and“'hacon comes from ‘ _ . ..
$0 (0- Hi! essay has been accepted The subject of the contest is “Why graves of those who were among us a cow." were some oi! the answers. lb" 5"“ she found "'0 (amp spitl. and rlmn- 4
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New eSnsations! New Surprises! In Clark’s Semi-Ann ual C earl Sweep Sale
‘ . Tomorrow at 8:00 A. M. $100,000 worth ofnew merchandise will go on sale inaugurating our annual August sale. You will find beautiful models in Living Room, Bed Room and Dining Room suites in all the latest
woods and fiwhep at unusual sayings. Attractive reduc tions have been made on all types of single pieces. Be sure and see them. '
" W "" 'Your Credit is Always Good at Clark’s-—Use it During this Big August Sale
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now on the way. 3" '7 Machine
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Golden 0“ Fiber carriage handsome new style dining room suite at a price so remarkably low. Included is Clarinola . . ,. - - 52 Console - - - - - - 98 '
Dresser a large extension table, buffet, china closet, server, five chairs and host chair
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.lllian “why”? your living. room, tlus three piece 1‘ Yes, for the bedroom this special suite will more than fill Excellent style. good quality. Elfil85,11001115i5fin_g of
bad dampen sum ll Just tits-thing. A aunpls mechan- . the bill. It consists of large the”, full size bow-end bed, con- 1 3:33:21 fi‘fifigfiefihifif 131:2 1131i: 118:2]...11-Aaniinhzvgmt‘b‘ll
last devise converts the dsvenport intoa full use double vsnieat chiflorobe and vanity dresser—this makes a charming springgonstriiciion. A feailure siiecial during our Aur'ust
bad i“ antontent’s notice: Covered in fine quality velour. suits indeed. Sale. °
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